Short bio:PhD in solid state physics in June 2022 from Uppsala University, Sweden, did my PhD work on new and old materials for permanent magnets. The thesis included 13 publications as author or co-author from both national and international collaborations. The PhD work was done in a large research constellation, where two universities with five different research groups and two companies participated. This allowed me to work on own projects as well as be part of a large degree of other projects. Before that I was a research assistant for 2.5 years on the same topic as well as magnetic nanoparticles, teaching and administrative task. My background is in materials chemistry, I studied chemical engineering with specialisation in materials chemistry. I thus have diverse (interdisciplinary) skills on materials from both the chemistry and physics side. This fits with my personality, where I enjoy understanding subjects from a broader perspective, but also that I am inherently curious to understand things on a higher level.